INABA Churu Cat Treats, Lickable, Squeezable Creamy Purée Cat Treat with Green Tea Extract & Taurine, 0.5 Ounces Each Tube, 20 Tubes, Chicken Variety Box

My cats LOVED the Tuna treat (which was randomly pulled from the jar). I only started doing lickable treats a few months ago so the only other brand we've tried and used daily was Temptations. So my review will be in comparison to that brand. That brand got a 5 star rating from me too because of how my cats loved it, but if it were a direct comparison today, the other brand would only be a 3-star brand compared to Inaba's churus. Here's why (I sound like Gemini):SIZE: YES, Size DOES matter!! The Inaba Churu treats are nearly twice as big as the Tempation treats, which means more product for your money.VARIETY: The Inaba Churu variety pack offers 5 different flavors, compared to I think 2 or 3 being the most you can get with the other brand (in one variety pack) so this is a fantastic entry offer for new customer's to see which ones their cats love.PRICE: I paid $20 ish here with subscribe and save for 50 tubes. I previously paid around the same price for 2 different boxes, which only added up to 40 tubes. So not only is there more product with Inaba, but it costs less too.INGREDIENTS: The other brand contains byproducts which I didn't know... Inaba contains natural ingredients and includes taurine as well.TEXTURE: Inaba's texture is slightly more runny, like baby food, so it comes out of the tube easier and is easier for the cats to lick than they other brand.In summary, Inaba's Churu wins every category hands down and has won my heart as well. I am a difficult customer because I spend hours and hours researching cat foods before making any switches so I feel good about this decision. I mentioned they loved the Tuna. Today we tried Chicken. My 2 younger boys loved it but my older one was a little hesitant (probably because it wasn't tuna) but then gobbled down his portion of the tube as well. I can't wait to try the additional flavors. I also love the packaging and sending a little jar along was a wonderful touch. Thank you.

My cats love these. (so do the dogs but we mainly keep for cat treat) This was a really good buy comparative to the other place I purchase. This was the deal maker when winning over my feral cat. He knows what it is and comes running and that way I get him inside at nighttime. Treat is just right amount to satisfy the kitty needs. Gets his appetite up. Treat is soft semi liquid and can be slowly squeezed out as fast or slow as the cat likes. They look and smell like the product they are labelled; chicken, fish , shrimp and even scallops. Our inside cat takes forever to lick his. Other cat gobbles his up as fast as possible. Give gentle squeeze and flatten the tube as they eat and there is little to no waste of the treat making it a good value.

Everyone who works in animal welfare knows that you can't beat Churu. The standard chicken variety line is my personal go-to for use as a behavior modification reward for almost every healthy, behaviorally-challenged cat that enters my shelter or home, and if you can catch this pack on sale for $15 it's worth every penny. The chicken variety is the most generally appealing and appropriate formula that is accepted by our cats, and is great for first-timers who don't know which flavor their cat will prefer. This is by far the best and most convenient food reward for marker training and socialization exercises that I've used over my career, and the individual packets mean that you can dispose of each packet after each individual cat to prevent cross-contamination in a busy shelter environment.

I've been using this product as a cat treat since it was introduced to us by my feline vet daughter. I am not suggesting that she recommenders it as a vet, but because her 3 cats love it. It is nicely packaged in tubes that makes serving it very easy (cats say it smells good, but I don't thinks so). I give each cat 1/4 a tube for each treat and that seems to satisfy them, however I think they would say it doesn't. Tube is easy to reseal with a small bag clip and it stays nice over night. It does not require refrigeration and comes conveniently packed in a large plastic jar which make storage easy. Go ahead and try it, its a bit pricy, but your cats will love you for it (well, that is saying a lot, but they might appreciate you for a few minutes - don't expect more, they are cats!)

Oh my GOD. My male cat is CRAZY about this! I’ve been using these as mood boosters because he’s been sick lately. Cheers him right up. I have 2 female cats, and one is shy about these but does like them and will lick the whole thing. The other female cat won’t touch it (but she also won’t eat most things I try to feed her). So not every cat will like these. But for me, it was worth it. It’s such a joy to feed them to the boy cat! I tried mixing his medicine (liquid gabapentin) in with this but it didn’t really work. I might try a lower concentration of gabapentin to Churu, but I bet he’d still smell it. He outright refuses to have any when I mix up the medicine in it.

We give these to our cats as a treat at night before bed time. We were given our 2 dogs a bone to chew at night time . I was think that’s not to nice what about the cats they should get something. So I was talking to my granddaughter and she told me about these Churu . She told how much her kitty’s loved them . So I trod them and the loved them . They will start asking for them around 6:30 at night . It’s a nice thing to do . Plus I love the one on one time with them . One of my kitties always closes her eyes when she lickes hers off the top and I kiss her on the top of the head a few times . The other one bites at her and licks but doesn’t really liked to be kissed when she is enjoying hers . Which is fine . Just get your kitty some if you want some one on one time

As much as my cat and the foster kittens love these, I found that my cat tends to throw up after having these. We donated the majority of the box that was left to the shelter when we returned the foster kittens. The kittens did fine with them, and most cats probably would do fine as well. They didn't seem to agree with my 20 year old baby's digestive system.